St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

Meyers. Among the prominent He
brews present were MIR. and Mrs. +.
hiemer, Mr.. Fryler, Joseph Michals,
Miss Michals, Milton Dunabaum, Miss
Cora Marks, S. Goldsmith, Miss Flora
Dunabaum, Miss Ruba Dunabaum, Miss
Bertha Trautrer and A. r. Aurbach.
The Caledonian club will give its
third annual Halloween musical, liter
ary and dance social at Curtiss' hall
Monday evening, Oct. 81. The literary
programme includes musical selections
by Millard IL Theile's orchestra, vocal
solos by p. II. Mullin and Miss Susie
Mckay, also a duet by Miss Mckay and
Mr.. Mullin. Hon. C. X. Davis will de-
liver the address and James Gray will
read paper upon the customs of Hal
lowe'en. The dance which follows in
cludes fifteen numbers. The commit
tees are: On arrangements, James
Shearer, John d. Forbes, William
Guthrie, j. r. Mckenzie and James b.
NJ. Boyd. Jr. u; floor committee, James M.
Boyd. Jr., j. Il. Mckenzie and William
Marchbank.
The farewell concert given by friends
and admirers to Earnest Lachmund at
Harmonic hall last Tuesday evening
was grand success in every way. All
the musicians in the city assisted in
making the affair grand success. Mr..
Lachmund'S solos were rendered in a
graceful and mastery fashion. The
ladies' quartette, composed of Mrs. L.
j. COvey, Mrs. Weed Monroe, Mrs.
Evelyn Burt and Mrs. Ma PaulSon, de-
serves special mention. They have been
trained by Miss Stoddard, and showed
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cert was under tile direction of Carl w.
Lachmund.
The Dudley P. Chase post G. A. r.
fortnightly dances last Wednesday
night at their hall, on Central avenue.
1t was fully attended, and netted a
handsome sum of money for the relief
fund of the post. The ladies of the re-
lief corps furnished the supper. The
committee of arrangements consisted of
G. w. Robinson, Aid. II. VOgt, Patrick
Graham and NJ. ID. Weymouth.
Prof. Porter once more demonstrated
his ability as clever and competent
musician at the benefit rendered Miss
Annie Wilson at Dyer'S Music hall last
Wednesday evening. The violin solos
of Herr Carl Westman were received
with rounds of applause. At the con-
cluSlon supper was served at Dorner'S
to few select and intimate friends.
Mrs. Welty gave party at 1.-The Lin
den," corner First avenue north and
Seventh street, last Tuesday evening in
honor of her niece, Miss Corinne Guer-
tin, of Chicago, who is visiting her.
About thirty couples enjoyed dancing
until late hour. Miss Guertin returns
to Chicago in about week.
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A. Siddall, 272S Stevens avenue, Mon
day evening last. The evening was
spent in discussing American history
and various questions. The circle will
meet next week with Mrs. H.W. Benton,
at their home, 2723 Harriet avenue.
Mrs. S. FL. st. John, an artist of high
standing in New York art circles, is
stopping in Minneapolis. She has re-
Gently learned that her elegant studio.
with thousands of dollars worth of
handsome paintings, has been destroyed
by fire.
DR.. G. A. Van Anda, who has recently
been reappOinted pastor of the Centen-
ary church, was rendered reception
last Wednesday evening in the parlorS
of the church. This is the second term
of three years for the doctor in the city.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Church of the Redeemer, will meet at
the church parIOrs Wednesday after
noon at 2:30. A supper will be served
in the evening to which all gentlemen
are invited.
The Philharmonic chorus, l.. W. Bal
Lard director, will commence rehearsals
next Monday evening, Oct. "a, at the
Century piano rooms, and will continue
every Monday evening during the sea-
son.
The lecture committee of the Cedar
Avenue Improvement association will
meet at the hall, corner Cedar avenue
and Lake street, Monday evening to de-
eide on a course of lectures for the
winter.
Saturday evening week A. Fl. Weeks
was pleasantly surprised at his home,
2400 Twentieth avenue northeast, by a
party of friends, the occasion being his
fifty-ffth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Palmer will give a
reception at their home, 100 Laurel av-
enue, to a number of friends on Tues
day next. Dorner will furnish refresh
mentS.
Rev. n. W. Jordan, the new pastor at
the Franklin avenue NJ. E. church, was
rendered reception last Friday even
ing by the members of the congregation.
The Misses Lawson, 405 Ninth street
southeast, recently gave an enjoyable
party on the eighteenth birthday of their
sister, Miss Alice Lawson.
The Eighth Ward Relief association
will dedicate their new hall to-day at
2:30. Excellent speakers will be pres
ent and take part.
The Presbyterian alliance will meet
next Tuesday evening in the parlorS of
the Westminster church. Refreshments
will be served.
The White Cross society will meet at
the Unitarian church this afternoon at
$50. Rev. III. NJ. Simmon is the prin-
cipal speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kelly celebrated
the tWenty-ffth anniversary of their
marriage on Wednesday, at 3211 Nicollet
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. BuTell will be rendered
a reception at the Westminster church
next Friday evening by the congrega-
ton.
Mrs. Ira F. Murphy gave a pleasant
party to number of friends at her
home on Park avenue last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Crosby. 624 Tenth
street south, will open their beautiful
mansion for grand reception Nov. 2.
Minneapolis Lodge No. l, 1. @. O.. F.,
held a social entertainment at Good
Templars' hall last Monday evening.
Miss Armstrong gave card party to
number of friends on Thursday night
at her home, 80 Ninth street south.
On next Tuesday afternoon from 2 to
6, Mrs. Folds will give pleasant recep-
ton to party of friends.
Three Legions of the Select Knights,
A. 0. U. w., gave an entertainment at
Curtiss' hall Friday night.
The ladies of the Church of Christ